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What's a hydrocarbon?

The simplest organic molecule that contains only hydrogen and carbon

What's a halogen?

When we have a halogen attached to a hydrocarbon chain

What's an alcohol?

When we have an OH group attached to the hydrocarbon chain

What's an aldehyde?

Double bonded oxygen attached to them END carbon on the hydrocarbon chain



(-anal)

What's an ether?

An oxygen inside our hydrocarbon chain

What's a ketone?

A double bonded oxygen attached to our interior carbon of hydrocarbon chain (not he end)

What's a carboxylic acid?

A double bonded oxygen and OH group are both attached to the terminal carbon in our hydrocarbon chain

What's a carbohydrate?

The primary energy source for humans

What's the generic formula, monomer and polymer for carbohydrates?

Formula: CH2O


Monomer: monosaccharides


Polymer: polysaccharides

What's a protein?

Primary structural component for all animals

What's the generic formula, monomer and polymer for proteins?

Formula: H2N


Monomer: amino acid


Polymer: polypeptide

What are lipids/fats?

Organic compounds that contain fatty acids

What's the generic formula, monomer and polymer for fats/lipids?

Formula: CHO


Monomer: fatty acids


Polymer: triglyceride

What are nucleic acids?

Organic substance present in living cells

What's the generic formula, monomer and polymer for nucleic acids?

Formula: varies


Monomer: nucleotide


Polymer: DNA or RNA strand